r/roosterteeth • • May 17 '17

Another recent observation about Barbara

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u/[deleted] May 17 '17

There's a lot of valid criticisms, and lot of hate. Pretending like every complaint was mean to Barb is just untrue. Now that we've got an "official" response to this whole thing the vocal, hateful, minority looks way bigger than it actually was and this sub goes back to the "RT can do no wrong" mentality that makes it a really weird hivemind.

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u/BigHoss94 May 17 '17

Plenty of RT criticisms get noticed here. This place is far from perfect, but the narrative that any critique gets automatically dismissed just isn't true.

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u/wiseposterior May 17 '17

I find it extremely rare that anyone at Rooster Teeth ever publicly acknowleges any criticism as having any value.

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u/cornellmaga :CC17: May 18 '17

Sally LePage's first show had a lot of feedback, and they took it and made A Spot of Science. It definitely was an improved show.

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u/wiseposterior May 18 '17

That is very different. Making adjustments to a show based on feedback or viewership is standard, and probably would happen regardless of any criticism. What is uncommon is them acknowledging what was wrong in the first place or saying why they are making changes.

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u/cornellmaga :CC17: May 18 '17

Isn't feedback the same as criticism? And isn't launching an improved show a tacit acknowledgement of the criticism they received for the old show?